On Friday’s Mark Levin Show, we should never surrender American sovereignty to international bodies like the International Criminal Court because we don’t want unelected foreign judges, many of whom come from systems that do not share our standards of due process and civil liberties, to have the power to prosecute our citizens, soldiers, president, vice president, or other government officials. This same principle has guided Israel’s opposition to efforts to prosecute Benjamin Netanyahu, and that people like Zohran Mamdani embrace a form of globalism that places international institutions above national sovereignty, which is fundamentally incompatible with America’s constitutional system. Meanwhile, there have been a series of bomb threats targeting Orthodox Jewish schools and public schools in Jewish neighborhoods in Brooklyn. These incidents receive too little national attention and are becoming normalized. Also, while media competition has expanded with podcasts and streaming, the Mark Levin show affiliates have helped us grow across radio and digital platforms, allowing us to reach audiences in more ways than ever. This midterm election is critically important, and this program is focused on the issues, the candidates, and turnout rather than turning it into a committee discussion. Later, who cares if the execution of the Fort Hood killer should be streamed? He had his due process, he’s been sitting there for years, and he’s lived a lot longer than he should have under the circumstances. If people want to watch it, they can watch it; if they don’t want to watch it, they don’t have to; just carry out the sentence and be done with it. Finally, Asra Nomani calls in and explains that what began as French students protesting overcrowded schools, teacher shortages, and poor learning conditions has evolved into a broader movement supported and amplified by a network of labor unions, communist and socialist organizations, political parties, activist groups, and international media outlets. Nomani identified a network of 50 organizations involved in mobilizing demonstrations, organizing strikes, and promoting the protests globally, with groups linked to far-left political causes, Palestinian activism, and anti-capitalist movements playing prominent roles.
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Rough description of Hour 1
Segment 1
Hello, America. Mark Levin here. Our number 877-381-3811. 877-381-3811. You know, I’ve been doing this for almost 25 years and we’ve had great loyal affiliates throughout. Hundreds of them. Hundreds of. And the biggest time and most important time on the airwaves here is the lead up to an election day and night. And we’ve been doing that, as I said, for two and a half decades. President Donald Trump has said to me often when I visit. I don’t visit him that often, but he says to me often when I do. At his invitation. You don’t realize how big your voice is. You don’t realize how important you are. And we talk about the reach of radio and so forth. He’s very, very kind about that. He says it every almost every time. And it’s true. That’s not the way I look at myself. But I know that I spent an enormous amount of time preparing for this program. Making sure as a national program. That we cover these candidates all over the country. And we will spotlight some that are especially important. And even in some blue states where a Republican has it shot. And our affiliates. Our affiliates are very loyal about this because they understand. Now, during these elections, midterms and presidential elections, we turn out the vote here. It’s not just that I’m on a station, which is crucially important. It’s the loyalty factor. You and I, we trust each other. And we’ve built this up for a long, long time. So it’s one thing to cover elections even at a local level and to talk about them and to have five people on at once talking over each other about them and that sort of thing. But it’s another. It’s quite another. When somebody with all this experience and even before I was on radio. Presidential elections with President Reagan and so forth, or the Tea Party or the convention of states, all of these movements. Discusses elections right up to election night and including election night. And as you know, we. We are together and we. We have a big impact. You do? When your friends and family and so forth. Those affiliates. Better. Smart. Those affiliates. They carry this program, not out of charity. But because out of mutual. Desire to make a difference in this country are the best of the affiliates. It’s particularly so now because of all the competition that exists. When I started out, it was I am an FM radio, There was no podcasting, there was no live streaming. That was it. But now there is podcasting. There is streaming. And I’m proud to say that this program. Is live streamed on. I can’t even count how many how many platforms as a result of our affiliates. Who are encouraged to bring this to you. Both on terrestrial radio and on the streaming process. And so you can get us on streaming, you can get us on iHeart, you can get us some Mark Levin app. Get us on radio if they carry us wide on elections in particular. Right here. We appreciate those affiliates who do. Those are very important. We build up to this day to Election Day. Over the course of months, six, eight months. I have a unique perspective. Having actually worked in presidential campaigns. And having a very close association relationship with candidates. As well as others. And I share that with you all. So election night is sort of our Super Bowl. Whether it’s a general election or whether it is a. Midterm election. This midterm election is like no other. It’s crucially important. I want to thank our affiliates. You know, on radio, we have coverage typically six in the morning till midnight. It’s a wonderful day of coverage. We have our own little, little space 3 hours a day. 6:09 p.m. Eastern Time live. And I think that’s very, very important. For you are going to win the midterms. It’s important that we continue to use this platform. They get the message out. This platform. Nobody gets gets voters out and the message out. As well as we do. Nobody. I hear back from candidates, I hear back from affiliates. And I know that, as a matter of fact, I’ve heard it from the president of the United States. And you’ll also notice. Then I do a solo act here. We have some guests from time to time on certain issues or if they’re news breaking guests. But I don’t do this by committee. I’m not interested in 17 different opinions when the focus needs to be like a laser. On the import of the election, on the issues, on the candidates and turning out the vote. It just. It’s a distraction in many ways, as far as I’m concerned. So we want to thank our affiliates that carry this program. In the midst of all this. And I’ll continue to do this as long as I can. Again, we have other platforms in addition to terrestrial radio, which we. We love terrestrial radio. As a matter of fact, one of the reasons I remain on radio because I don’t need to do radio anymore. I simply don’t. Is because I want this platform to remain relevant and strong. It’s got challenges. We’ve had a number of new affiliates that have picked up the program in Las Vegas and Baltimore and elsewhere, and we want to thank them. We haven’t lost a single affiliate, not one in three years, five years, whatever it is, Mr. Producer. Now one. And that’s because of you. That’s because of you. We have a lot to cover and we’re going to get going in just a minute. We’ll be right back.
Segment 2
On the other hand, if we’re not wanted, we’ll just go away. It doesn’t run as well. Just go away. Well, find another affiliate or we can go on another platform. It’s okay. It’s. It’s. Hey. Okay. All right. There’s something here I want to discuss with you. It’s not arcane. It’s very, very important. And then we have a guest today. Who do we have today? Rich, that’s fine for you. Representative Scott Perry said a very tight race. We’d like to help him out. He’s very solid conservative. And I spoke to the speaker the other day. I said, give me six conservatives who need help. And that’s what he did. Spoke to other people at the White House and so forth. But other candidates. So we’re working on this, folks, and they’re. I hope, and we can really help them. We’re going to do everything we can. I can promise you that. Here is. Marco Rubio. He was quite the superstar for the administration. You know, I look at Rubio, I look at. The Santos. I look at Cruz, you know, we got quite a bench. There are others, too. We got quite a bench. As far as I’m concerned, of traditional constitutional conservatives, whoever. A broad background. Somebody told me the other day that the JD is only served in public office for like four years. Is that right? Mr. Producer. The Senate two years. VP Two years. It seems longer, doesn’t it? But it is what it is. Here’s Marco Rubio. This is important and I’ll explain in a moment. Cut five. Go. For decades now, both Republicans and Democrats have rejected the idea that the International Criminal Court has any power to prosecute American citizens, to prosecute military service members or political leaders because America never joined the court. We don’t need that court and we don’t want it. But now globalist experts that are an ocean away, they don’t care what you think. They want the International Criminal Court to do more, including the prosecution of American citizens and service members that are defending their country. They want to prosecute Border Patrol agents that are protecting our nation’s borders, and they want to prosecute our elected leaders that are ensuring our national security. They want more power and they want it at the expense of our sovereignty as a nation. And President Trump will never allow the International Criminal Court to prosecute Americans. And that’s why today the United States is sanctioning the International Criminal Court. We will ban transactions with this rogue court, cutting off their resources and crippling their ability to operate against us because our message is clear. The United States and the American people are not subject to the jurisdiction of this fake ICC. Both parties agree on this, but only President Trump has the resolve to take the action needed to end this threat once and for all. Either the ICC will end its threats or we will end the ICC. And we expect our allies, many of whom are part of the ICC, and that rely on American service members for their defense to reign in this rogue court. If they do not, the United States will continue its campaign to dismantle the ICC. Piece by piece. Until Americans are threatened, no longer. Very, very important. I mean, do you want to be prosecuted by an International Criminal Court judges appointed by God knows what? Most of them are very left wing and include judges from countries that don’t respect our kind of a. Due process and civil liberty system? Of course not. How about our soldiers? They can. They can charge our soldiers. Prosecute them. Arrest them? Of course not. How about our president? The vice president, secretary of state, secretary war and so forth and so on. Of course not. And this has been Israel’s position, too, when they tried to. To prosecute Benjamin Netanyahu. And this is what Madame he relies on because, Madame, he doesn’t believe in America. He doesn’t believe in American sovereignty. And for those who use the word globalists, this is the proper use of the word globalist. Globalism is not international commerce. That’s called international commerce. And yes, you all benefit from it. We all do. This is globalism where you surrender your sovereignty to international organizations or to other countries. That should never be done. We have a constitutional construct, and that’s the way it works. And that’s the way it’s supposed to work. And the liberal Democrats are going crazy over this because they’re crazy. They’re just. They’re just damn crazy. Now, before I go on, I want to inform you as something because it’s. The news continues to be updated and is breaking. Two Orthodox Jewish schools in Brooklyn, including the Yeshiva of Flatbush. Were evacuated today after bomb threats. The NYPD told the Jewish News Service. Police found no threat in five public schools and Jewish neighborhoods got similar threats on Tuesday. Jewish children deserve to learn without fear. They point out, of course. So now you have these threats, these terror threats about bombs in synagogues. And even if they aren’t placed there, the whole idea is to make it very, very difficult, actually, for these yeshiva schools and other Jewish schools to function. Now this is going on. It gets very little attention nationwide, gets very little mention. On cable TV, talk radio. This stuff is becoming dumbed down. It’s becoming mainstreamed. And this is a big problem. A very big problem. And. I don’t know how this is going to end or what’s going to be done about it, but it is completely out of control right now. And you should know. Just as France has been burning Paris. Just as there have been riots in the UK. Belgium is burning tonight. And I mean burning. Building after building. And I am convinced. You’re going to see this in our big cities. Sooner than later. If we don’t get our hands around our own problems in this country, the ushering in the jihadi Islamists by the Democrat Party, by people like Chris Van Hollen, by people like Bernie Sanders, AOC and the rest of them. I’ll be right back.
Segment 3
Abdul Aziz Say-ed and Mike Rogers debated last night. Rogers mop the floor with them, actually. And I want to share some of this with you. Here he is, the moderator said. And then Rogers. Cat nine go. Dr. El-Sayed, you have opposed direct U.S. military funding to Israel. But if Israel were attacked tomorrow by Iran or another state actor, would you vote to provide defensive weapons necessary to protect the Israeli people? Yes or no. And you have 60 seconds to explain. I’ve been absolutely clear. I want our tax dollars spent here to provide schools here. And by here I mean Michigan and Florida. I want to make sure we’ve got good schools here and health care here. I want to make sure that we are taking care of people here. That is my priority. You know, you asked a hypothetical question about being attacked by Iran, but let’s be honest about what happened here. Israel has pushed us to go to war in Iran. And, of course, my colleague, who thinks there’s a war for everything, went right along with it. And here we are. Israel had clear war aims. They wanted us to go to war with them and their war aims. I mean, let’s just stop messing. This constant effort to treat the president as a patsy. Of another country of Israel. It’s just disgusting. He made it clear it was his decision. The envoys made it clear was their decision. His decision. Secretary, defense, secretary of state. So this is just more of a Jew and Israel hatred. Nobody dragged the president at war. If Israel had its way, they would take out Iran right now. But that’s not happening, is it? So this is the typical response. Of a jihadi Islamist. Go ahead. Ask yourself, are we safer because of that war? He wants unconditional support for a foreign government. I want unconditional support for kids in our schools. Now, you notice he asked him a very specific question. If Israel’s attacked, would you support? Providing defensive weapons, then get into all the rest of this stuff. Because he doesn’t want to be as specific in his response. And of course, his answer is nothing to give them. Nothing. Zero. Go ahead. Child care. Things that he would vote to defund. So it’s just inconsistent to me to be running for Senate from Michigan when you’re more focused on what’s happening to a foreign government than you are focused on what’s happening to folks right here in Michigan, it’s just it’s just not serious. If there was attack, would you provide defensive weapons for Israel? I don’t want our tax dollars buying weapons for other countries. I don’t know what’s so hard about that. That’s a no. I’ll answer the question. Absolutely He won’t. He will not. Matter of fact, he would not even support. I don’t want your own government. He wouldn’t even have our weapons. Don’t. It’s a foreign government. It’s a foreign government. That’s right. He doesn’t like foreign governments, terrorists and terror groups. That’s what he prefers. We have bases in every single Arab country in the Middle East. I’ve talked about this before. We have no bases whatsoever in Israel. And those bases cost us billions and billions of dollars every year. And you don’t hear, you know, lowlifes like Abdul Al Sayeed talking about it. You don’t hear lowlifes like Chris Van Hollen talking about it or any of the others who are communists and Islamists. No. And what technological information or technological cutting edge for military, for medical and so forth. We get an awful lot from is our tummy. How much do we get from Saudi Arabia? How much do we get from Egypt? How much do we get from Syria? How much do we get from Turkey that it’s not even, you know, Arab, but nonetheless, how much do we get from any Arab country? We get nothing. Nothing in return. Zero. Now. I’m wrong about that. We get people like Abdul El Saeed in return. Hassan Piker. We get that in return. Or a sick, fat slob. How do you say that? In Arabic, nonetheless. Let’s continue. Cat Tango. Who do you think’s a bigger threat to the United States, Israel or Iran? You have 66. And again, Rick, I’m just going to say that that’s a ridiculous hypothetical because here’s what’s happening right now. Our ostensible ally in is had a very difficult answer. Who’s a greater threat? To the United States, Israel or Iran. You really have to be. An Islamist aligned with terrorists, the terror regime in Iran and so forth did duck that question. You really have to be. Go ahead. To go to war with Iran. We have watched as Iran has responded by bombing all kinds of countries in the Middle East and then choking off the world’s energy supply. So this is a situation in which I don’t think we should be apart. I don’t want to be pushed into war by Israel, and I don’t want to be in a war with Iran. I want our money spent here to buy schools and health care and child care here. I don’t understand why that is so. We never spend money on that at the federal and state level doing. Trillions and trillions over 40 trillion in debt. But he’ll keep going to that. You see, we can walk and chew gum at the same time in this country. But he’s made it clear where he stands. He stands with the jihadis. He stands with the terror regime that wants to build nuclear weapons and attack us with them. He stands with an ideology, and individuals who exercise it have killed thousands of Americans and maimed thousands of Americans. And so he is Myshkin has a very, very simple choice here. Go ahead. Now I’ve got a guy to my left over here who thinks that the best use of our money is to go fight wars abroad. What has that given us? It’s part of the reason why he was in Congress. $12 trillion. The national debt blew up because he’s never seen a war. He didn’t want us fighting. So I don’t consider $1,000,000,000,000. Didn’t blow up because of wars. It blew up because of Democrats and the big Inflation Reduction Act, which was a massive. Manso scheme to spend another two and a half trillion dollars that we didn’t have. And they spent trillions more on COVID and then they keep building in that increase in budget after budget after budget. Tens of trillions of dollars the Democrats added to the debt just in the Biden for years. Go ahead to wars. We don’t need to fight. And I don’t want to be fighting wars. We don’t need to fight. I just think that we don’t need to fight wars, you know? Let’s stop here saying I’ve been meaning to talk about this. You know, in the 1970s and early eighties. People worried about nuclear war. There was a nuclear freeze movement by the very same people who are now behind the climate change movement and, you know, the River to the sea crowd and all the rest. They were worried about nuclear war, and so they push for a nuclear freeze. It was a nuclear freeze movement. And it was grassroots, of course, I’m sure backed by the the old Soviet Union and so forth. But it was an enormous amount of money behind it. And everybody feared a nuclear war. Apparently, nobody fears a nuclear war today, especially when you have suicide bombers and Islamist radicals who are desperately trying to get over the finish line with nuclear weapons. That’s not a problem anymore. Then we had the big concern about what if there was nuclear war. ABC News, I remember, did a big documentary, I think it was 1983. Reagan was disgusted with it. He said it was undermining his negotiations with the Soviets and so forth and so on. And they talked about, you know, dark clouds and acid rain and the nuclear fallout and so forth and so on. Nobody even talks about this anymore when it comes to Iran. Nobody cares anymore. Nobody. Except you and me. So the same radical left wing element and this this slime ball going on and on. I don’t want to be in wars. I don’t want to be in wars. I don’t want to be in wars because he is rooting for Iran against our troops. And it’s because he wants Iran to have nuclear weapons. Remember when Tucker Carlson said the same thing? They want Iran to have nuclear weapons. It’s insane. Go ahead. I’ll ask one last time. Israel. But Iran. That’s a again, a ridiculous question. I think both of them have proven dangerous in their own way. One risk of attack is one, a dangerous. Even the moderate is fed up with him rambling on like a moron, like a jihadi. Mike Rogers during the debate. Cuddle queen, go. He has taken money from groups associated and support the Muslim Brotherhood. He has taken money from individuals on his campaign who openly support Hamas, Hezbollah, al Qaeda. He’s taken money from the George Soros family. What we found out is that this thing goes way back. Apparently, they paid for his education in Columbia. Now they’re paying for his campaign. By the way, that’s a billionaire. Last I checked, what degree did I get? I’m going to give you a 32nd degree day. I get a call and I get interviewed by him as a doctor. As a doctor, I understand exactly what’s happened. So you’re not a doctor. You’re a fraud. You’ve never been a doctor. Pull back a little bit, Richard, where he starts speaking. Go ahead. Position. He says, I’d like to say the same thing. He’s done the same thing over and over and over again, and that is vote to keep your prescription. Drug prices hike 19 times, not $1,000,000 alone from Big Pharma, another million dollars from the health insurance corporations. Of course, he is touting their talking points. This is a guy who has not been serious about providing people health care his entire career. What? He has been serious. All right. Thank you. He’s he’s off subject and he goes on and on and on. And I want to go to this because it’s very interesting, this discussion at the Constipated News network, CNN. Peter Major. Noah Rothman is sharp as can be. Over at National Review on CNN yesterday, the entire panel at CNN was appalled. Appalled by Al Sayeed. Appalled by him. K-12 go. When he was asked who’s the greater danger to America, Israel or Iran, three times he was asked that he refused to answer. Afterwards, he said, That’s a dumb question. And he was right. It is a dumb question because the answer is so painfully easy. But he couldn’t say that he criticized Mike Rogers for asking him to condemn Hamas, Hezbollah, Al Qaida, saying they’re scary words, but he hasn’t condemned them. And they are scary words because they’ve killed hundreds of thousands of innocents, including 3000 Americans three miles south of here. So at a certain point, it goes from either. This is political malpractice at the best, or he can’t or he won’t because of something deeper. And that is far more troubling. And I just I, I don’t get it because I don’t want to get it because it really is. Do I do I get it? It’s hard not to at this point. I mean, the associations are clear. Yes. Muslim Brotherhood, he said it a million times, but has the advantage of being correct. The man has surrounded himself, including high profile family members with individuals who have ties to care, which is a line which has been implicated in terrorism financing scandals. Can’t condemn the attack on the synagogue without condemning Israel in the same voice. Can’t celebrate the death of the Ayatollah Khamenei and Khamenei, who killed Americans, and so on and so forth. And eventually you have to confront the evidence of your own eyes. Mm hmm. I just can’t believe the good people of Michigan are going to turn out en masse and defeat this guy. Shouldn’t be by one or two or three points. It should be overwhelming. I’ll be right back.
Segment 4
Let’s get back to business here. Okay. Okay. By the way, we have a couple of good guests tonight. Scott Perry is a solid conservative. Running in Pennsylvania’s district is tough every election. And he’s one of the people mentioned by the speaker and we want to try and help him out. And we also have for the first time, Asra Nomani. Senior editor of investigations for Fox News Digital. She is unbelievable. Unbelievable. All that material you read about who’s funding these these these riots, the violence, who’s funding these Islamists and these Marxists and these front groups and all the rest. She is the main brain behind it all. And she was best friends with the. With Daniel Pearl. So she’s worth listening to. That’ll be in the third hour, as a matter of fact. So we got a big show, a really big show for you. We only have 2 hours left. The sugar is very fast, as far as I’m concerned. Too fast. All right, let’s look here. We have. No, don’t want that. Here’s a question. Where is Talarico? Now Talarico is the is the crackpot. He really is a crackpot. Radical crackpot. Aren’t most of these Democrats? He. And he’s running for the Senate in Texas. He’s been absent for 13 days. Nobody’s heard from him. Nobody. Over at Breitbart, Ken Paxton’s campaign demands James Talarico show proof of life. Yes, I agree. Show proof of life. Campaign for Texas attorney general. It’s not the campaign for Texas attorney general. He is the attorney general. But nonetheless, he asked his Democrat opponent for U.S. Senate to return proof of life following this long absence. Talarico has been absent. They have 12 days. It’s now 13 days, apparently due to a a bout with flu. I don’t believe that if they’re holding more than 100 public events and shaking tens of thousands of hands, he came down with the flu but will be back on the campaign trail this weekend, said J.T. Dennis, a spokes idiot for the campaign. Talarico revealed his flu diagnosis on September 30 to the United States Hispanic Business Council over a virtual meeting had originally been slated to attend in person. Now I’ve had the flu. I’ve never had the flu for two weeks. Have you had the flu for two weeks? Mr.. That sounds crazy. A flu for two weeks. I’ve had bronchitis that didn’t go to weeks. I’ve had pneumonia. Yeah. Had a torn when he caught. I don’t even like thinking about it. It was so painful. 100%. Well, that was more than two weeks, I must confess. That was a long time. But I was only away from radio for two weeks at 100% tear. In my tendon 100% where my knee and my thigh were detach completely. That wasn’t fun. But I digress. Talarico, Where’s Waldo? Where’s Talarico? Hey, what up, Talarico? What up? Well. James Taylor Eco has been absent from the campaign trail over 12 days. They write, as the as the Senate race heats up and so forth. You folks in Texas, you need to get out and vote. I have a feeling we’re going to pull that one off. But we we really need you to get out there and and do your thing. You have your governor. The lieutenant governor has become a friend of mine. You’ve got the Senate race, which is absolutely crucial. The attorney general race and all the down the down races, Congress and so forth. We’ll be right back.







